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Hello, for the past years i have been having involuntary movement on my right foot. my toes curl downwards and at times i have no control over it. i h?
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Be seen: If this is bothersome, you should be seen to evaluate potential causes. Depending on the etiology the treatments will be different. A detailed history and physical examination will also be helpful in determining a diagnostic and treatment plan.
Answered 7/26/2017
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